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Judging from the example on these two pages in what ways did warfare expand to include civilians?
Warfare expanded to include civilians through the deliberate targeting of civilian populations, infrastructure, and resources in order to weaken the enemy's will to continue fighting. This shift blurred the distinction between military and civilian targets, leading to increased civilian casualties and suffering. Additionally, the use of Propaganda and psychological operations targeted at civilian populations aimed to undermine support for the enemy and bolster morale for one's own side.
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What is a guerrilla warfare used for?
For civilians to fight organised armies
What is the Total warfare?
Total war is where no target is off limits to a military force. This includes civilians and their property.
What is disturbing about the call of duty modern warfare mission?
On Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 you go into a airport and start shooting civilians arms off and killing them all.
Why do some people question the ethics of biological warfare?
Because it is indiscriminate in usage. Civilians are at risk as well as soldiers.
What is the most violent cod?
Modern Warfare 2 is the most violent because of the mission when u slaughter thousands of civilians
What was guerrilla warfare and why was it effective?
It was armed civilians fighting, and it was effective because they wore no uniform.
Guerrilla Warfare?
Is a form of irregular warfare in which a small group of combatants such as armed civilians or irregulars use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, hit-and-run tactics, and mobility to fight a larger and less-mobile traditional military.
What were the effect of limited warfare on civilians in 1250?
In 1250, limited warfare often resulted in civilians facing significant hardships, as conflicts were typically localized and involved specific territories. While some regions experienced minimal direct combat, others saw the devastation of resources, displacement, and the imposition of taxes or tributes to support military campaigns. Civilians might also be caught in the crossfire, leading to loss of life and property. Additionally, limited warfare sometimes meant that local populations were drawn into conflicts, either as soldiers or as victims of raids and pillaging by opposing forces.
What is the use of naval special warfare forces is an example of which function of the Department of the Navy?
The use of naval special warfare forces is an example of the "warfare function" of the Department of the Navy.
Which of the following statement is true about Germany using U boats?
U-boat warfare was the German response to the British blockade.
What war tactic did World War 2 use?
Total Warfare. Essentially, not only was it soldiers fighting, but civilians were targeted too, such as bombing raids on cities.
Is it acceptable to bomb civilians?
The answer is - as with most things in warfare - "It Depends." Specifically targeting civilians for aerial bombing is now considered illegal. During WW2, however, both sides considered it a legitimate action, as a valid method to attack enemy public morale and to hurt enemy war production. In modern times, it is legal to bomb civilians, if they are next to military targets, and the attacker is not intentionally targeting the civilians. In general, reasonable (in military terms) mistakes which result in bombing civilians is also legal. Regardless of the "legality" of aerial bombings, there is a significant negative Propaganda effect that striking civilians has.
